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In Krasnodar on October 27, the number of operating gas stations increased sharply

According to the morning of October 27, in Krasnodar gasoline sold at 94 filling stations

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In Krasnodar on October 27, the number of operating gas stations increased sharply

As of the morning of October 27, in Krasnodar, gasoline is sold at 94 filling stations. A day earlier, 88 gas stations operated in the regional center.

It is specified that AI-95 gasoline is available at 60 filling stations, AI-92 at 78 filling stations, AI-100 at 16 filling stations, and DT at 89 filling stations.

Another 14 gas stations are temporarily out of operation, and 7 stations are closed for repair. At some gas stations there are restrictions on the sale of fuel, according to the MCU of Krasnodar.

You can find out more about where to buy gasoline in Krasnodar on October 27.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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